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EDM 2559

HUMAN RIGHTS IN KAZAKHSTAN

openUnited Kingdom· UK Parliament· EN

Introduced

20 December 2011

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20 December 2011 · Early Day Motion

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Jeremy Corbyn

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20 December 2011

Summary

That this House is deeply concerned at reports of the killing of oil workers in Kazakhstan who have been protesting about their living conditions and the poverty of their region; condemns the actions of the government of Kazakhstan in using troops, mass arrests and isolation tactics; calls on that government to adhere to international human rights conventions and International Labour Organisation statutes; and calls on the Government to make robust protest toits Kazakh counterparts to prevent further loss of life.

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  1. 20 December 2011

    Early Day Motion

    That this House is deeply concerned at reports of the killing of oil workers in Kazakhstan who have been protesting about their living conditions and the poverty of their region; condemns the actions of the government of Kazakhstan in using troops, mass arrests and isolation tactics; calls on that government to adhere to international human rights conventions and International Labour Organisation statutes; and calls on the Government to make robust protest toits Kazakh counterparts to prevent further loss of life.

    Source: Early Day Motion

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